Columbia College - Columbian Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

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MAY HEARSEY ANR all GW M-'SLA ff' W1 PPM , , I er Class of Nineleen-Fourieen COLORS: Old G I NELL KELLETT MARY SHERARD ...A...... RIAY HEARSEY .......... MARY MCCAN'TS .......... LOUISE PIAM ER ..Y.... I3ESS1E DUNCAN .,,,,R,,,,,, XXINETA ACKERMAN ..,.. KIARY BICCANTS ,,,,,.,,,,,. VINICTA ACKERMAN NURMANNE BELLINGER I.ALI.A RYRD SALLUA: BETHEA 1 4 IFZIJXA CLAYTON Illissn-3 IDVNCAN I-Im.:-ix FITTS Im fncllfxflx RI.-XRY IX TEE'g TURNER MOTTO: Nihil desperarzdum 0 a' and Purple F 'if OFFICERS vb MEMBERS LOUISE HAMER BETT JONES N ELL KELLETT IVA MAHAFFEY GERTRUDE MANN INC, MARY SHERARD MARY MCCANTS LESS LILLIE QWENS R xwf Q LOWER: Violet ........Presiderz! ice-Presidenf e cretary Treasurer Historian -NW,.,,,.,,,,P0et ...Prophef ..............Lawy61' HANNAH PHILLIPS SARAH PLUMER MARY RANCH NENA REMBERT MYRTLE ROBERTS SMITH UBY STANTON BLANCHE WIMBERLY

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f hnmfsicl llc Ifarsl-. l fe Seems tin rl iL'l'P lon. vw flip H141 get lil, Ida n l'CIl'l'n T7 Z Q Q - rrouuli - 'v1'l1 KX in V A .. ,M f. ft! . i P'll t U1 Or It December IS-Great disturbance on East XYing. Dr. Daniel anfl Miss llenderson to thc TCSCUS. December 19-Study hall overcrowded. Miss Page makes her girls memorize a chapter in the Bible, and practice deep breathing. . rr-'mr ,lanrary 2-Miss Scales returns to ff' ,Q .Z . -- , fy college. Very in dignant over the lack of respect shown her. tt. ' f t ,lanuary 5-Girls return after Christmas holidays. -f' 1' Z .,, f January 13-Seniors ask Dr. Daniel for extra privil- ,..-.- 4 I eges. .Nothing doing! 1 Efftifii 5 X instead of freckle cream. . I January 16-May llearsey puts rosa7ine on her face J January 20-Mary Murray decides not to worry over the china that doesn't look all right -she can use it herself. January 22--Alf. Peterson takes the Senior pictures. Mary McCants curls her hair. February 6-Elizabeth Backstrom moves to VVest VVing. Iva Mahaffey resigns from Cl'Il'C'I'f0II og Staff. 5 February 8-The accompanist plays one hymn, and Dr. Pugh sings another. I February 12-Mrs. Ewing chases the girls from mail call. Study hall overcrowded. Fesbruary 23--,7ll7'S. Muchdough finally pulled off. I 1 925 J, X I 'lim v V ff' will K gb 5.- 51 Q f A ' 'PN N X xxx X . ,- ' ilbghfldh :4 veg? fl 1' is Qs ' N if February 25-The new art teacher announces her arrival. Mary Murray takes the next car to town. Elizabeth Backstrom and Nellie Kirke weep. February 26-S1lOWl Maids snowbound. Noah sick. Breakfast at half-past nine. Classes from ten to three. Carolina boys come out for a snow battle in the afternoon. Febrrary 28'-LESS Smith learns in her Senior year that Mrs. Daniel is a preachers wife. Better late than neverf' March 2-Miss Burge leaves. F43 ' I Q' ' -, ri .li pc m l' , - ' v ' Milli f jf' March 6-Miss Epps goes to Carolina, and leax es . - t - i i F Miss Counts and Miss Daniel to select the kodak X69 ig-Q XQI pitcures for the Annual. They do it. Ytfofford gg lf, Gym. Team occupies the Infirmary. Af id -C Q March 7-Annual goes to press. ' FIFTEEN

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B lcd' ent Ulf Ify ref ian U61 iw! ye r VS .LXDDIE TUTEN, BLA ....... .....A.......................v B runson, S. C. I am izcvcr nzerrj' rulzczz I lzear szuccl music We will let her toot her own horn, for we feel our inefficiency to add one word more to the words spoken of her in a previous edition. XVe are glad we have been associated with her this one more year. XVe feel that this extra year of higher work has meant much to her, and will be one thing that will assist her to mas- ter the great problems of life. VINETA ACKERMAN, B.L.Il ....,........... Cottageville, S. C. IfVeIc0111e pure wit, flzou parfcst ll fair fifll-X'.'H NIiTA has always led our Class fin namel. XYhen she entered, she was wise CFU enough immediately to begin the study of German, and soon became famous for her fluent German speechg but in French her only am- bition was to be like her teacher, in words, deeds, and actions. In History, she never missed the point. She was so well trained in the art of imitation that she was successful in carrying out even the dignity of Society president. We were very sorry indeed that NE,TAiS Senior pictures were not good, especially after she spent three hours in the vain effort of straight- ening her curly locks. f NORMANNE BELLINGER, B. L.II ................ Columbia, S. C. I ,am cozztclzt' NORMANNE stayed in the building with us for three years, but couldn't stand the racket any longer, and so she became a day student the last year. Sometimes she still yearned for our company, and came out to spend the night in her old quarters. VVe feel sure that NORMANNE is glad that her four years of work is over. No more work for her!! SEVENTEEN